Propaganda comes from the word "propagate" which means "to spread".

It also has a systematic way of spreading Information in which has the main goal of affecting and creating a one-sided view of behavior, attitudes, and beliefs. And in return, it creates strong emotional appeals.

Explanation:

There are Main Propaganda Techniques that are being used in Advertising Products:

A. Testimonial - it has a brand ambassador who is famous, reliable, and credible personality to

B. Stereotyping- uses the idea of stereotype which means "ways of behaving intended to represent the entire group"

C. Fear Appeals- creating a scared feeling when taking the decisions

D. Bandwagon- uses the technique of "fear of missing out" for those always in the loop for the latest events/fashions.

E. Plain Folks- this uses regular/ famous people to endorse the product or services that are being offered.

F. Transfer Propaganda Techniques -the main goal is to create symbolism or tagging so the audience will have an illogical idea.

G. Name-Calling - a type of propaganda whose main focus is putting down the name of the competitors.

H. Card Stacking- it employs selected pieces of information of the brand which creates incorrect influence.

I. Glittering Generalities- the main purpose is to create different words and impacted slogans to

deliver the message to the audience.

J. Ad Nauseam Propaganda- a type of advertising that uses Repetition Marketing Campaigns

K. Appeal to Prejudice Propaganda - it makes us of pre-conception

Here are the answers for the situations stated above:

1. Fear Appeals

2. Testimonial

3. Card Stacking

4. Name Calling

5. Stereotyping

6. Testimonial

7. Appeal to Prejudice Propaganda

8. Bandwagon

9. Name Calling

10. Stereotyping